Kids Playing Floor Hockey

Reminds of my childhood playing hockey with family and friends in the living room when the rink was closed or street hockey was not an option.

Kids playing floor hockey.

Games are 20 minutes long and each team plays two games are played per night. My kids are loving this mini net and mini stick combo. Floor hockey games differ from street hockey in that the games are more structured and two use wheeled skates. Floor hockey skills and drills that emphasize passing shooting stick handling lifting the puck goaltending basics cycling the puck 2 on 1s etc.

It has variations called dek hockey ball hockey and roller hockey. Street hockey a team sport that was derived from ice hockey though it is played on an asphalt or cement surface instead of ice and players usually just wear shoes. Kids and parents are broken into teams. Floorball a type of floor hockey sport played indoors popular in nordic countries.

Parents and kids learn new skills each week and get to apply them in a game. Well worth the price amazing memories. Roller hockey includes rink hockey also called quad hockey and inline hockey. All teams will practice during their first week of the season.

Teams are created based on friend request or the participant s school. Rtpd provides sticks and goalie equipment for players. Viking staff will coach the team and officiate the league. Learn the basics of hockey including stick handling passing shooting defense equal playing time.

The variations which do not involve wheeled skates are sometimes used for training children to play ice hockey and bandy in a training format known as dryland training. I probably love it more than them but i love seeing the hand eye coordination develop with all of them. Viking s youth floor hockey league and street hockey league are an organized youth league located at the viking activity center.